Please describe the problem:
I'm using Evolution 2.26.1-0ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 9.04 as IMAP client. The IMAP server runs Courier IMAP on Debian.

The unread_count in the database is often not in sync with the server and the state on disk.

An example:
$ sqlite3 folders.db
SQLite version 3.6.10
Enter ".help" for instructions
Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";"
sqlite> .headers ON
sqlite> .mode line folders
sqlite> SELECT * FROM folders WHERE folder_name='INBOX/mysql';
  folder_name = INBOX/mysql
      version = 14.0
        flags = 0
      nextuid = 0
         time = 0
  saved_count = 2
 unread_count = 2
deleted_count = 0
   junk_count = 0
visible_count = 2
    jnd_count = 0
        bdata = 3 1239302115
sqlite> .quit
$ cd folders/INBOX/subfolders/mysql
$ ls -l
total 4
-rw-r--r-- 1 dveeden dveeden 183 2009-05-13 17:24 cmeta
-rw-r--r-- 1 dveeden dveeden 0 2009-05-13 17:27 journal
$

The GUI shows this:
folders: "mysql(2)"
message list: "There are no messages in this folder"

The server:
$ cd Maildir/.mysql/
$ find .
.
./tmp
./new
./cur
./maildirfolder
./courierimapacl
./courierimapuiddb
./courierimapkeywords
$

1. The GUI should update the database if the message count in the database is not 0 and there are no messages in the folder to display.

This happens mostly when I delete (but not expunge) mail using Evolution, then expunge using some other application.

It does not update when I click refresh in the context menu of the folder. Connect/Disconnect also doesn't solve the issue.

It does update when I receive new mail in that folder.

Steps to reproduce:


To reproduce:

1. evolution --force-shutdown
2. sqlite3 /path/to/folders.db
3. UPDATE folders SET unread_count='100' WHERE folder_name='Some/Foldername';
4. Start evolution
5. New mail count is wrong
6. Send email to that mailbox to fix.

Actual results:


Expected results:


Does this happen every time?
Yes, I'm able to reproduce it.

Other information: